The story goes that the monologue was meant to be much longer. Rutger told the director he did not think it had to be and modified it, so that it was shorter and slightly different. We are all glad that he did. I think it would have lost it's impact if he had left it as originally written.
'@@nephos100'Preaching to the Converted' does not mean 'preaching' in the literal sense. It is an old English phrase that means to speak for or against something to people who already agree with one's opinions.
Nel nbgusrdatelo così none cattivo e bravo o conosciuto molte persone che in televisione dicevano cattive a me mi anno tratta bene none cattivo e bravo
I was stationed at Lowery Air Force base in Aurora, Colorado when this movie came out in 1982. I went by myself and watched it at the theater and was just captivated by it. The music of Vangelis really fits this movie perfectly.
Not just the best scene in Bladerunner, but one of the best scenes in cinema history. I spoke with his daughter and she told me that it was his favorite scene as well. RIP, Rutger Hauer.
The more often I watch this movie, the more I realize that it is one of the best movies I ever saw. Oddly enough, this was not the case from the beginning. First time I saw it, my enthusiasm had it limits. But as time gone by and I got older and older I got complete other feelings. The Tears in Rain Scene gets me meanwhile everytime I see it. Maybe Rutgers greatest performance. RIP Rutger
It is rutger"s best performance, just think that the silly top gun movies r much bigger than this movie,, it shows u that there r more dumb people than smart people out there, 😆
From day one this film had a profound affect on me , thought the performances from all actors were outstanding in keeping with predictions of the future. And the soundtrack , no words just WOW !!!!! Everything came together Ridley Scott , Cast and crew. Not to forget the late great Vangelis and Rutger Hauer. Still The Best Film 10/10
In life there are survivors and there are those that renounce their privilege of freedom. I'm the former, and if a character resonated profoundly on the person I am as I am, it would have to be Rutger Hauer in this movie. And I bear a morphological resemblance of a few singers and actors, not Rutger Hauer. I have been asked if I am Austrian, the answer is no. The saying everything happens to me? I am that person. The poignant line: By Rutger's character, I have seen things many have never witnessed.....It's no surprise people think I am an alien. Happy travels where ever you are...
I saw both in college! Blade Runner was better in every sense! Story, design, substance, directing and more nuanced in detail and scale; much better actors and acting. The scenery was outstanding and Rutger Hauer was and is still the best bad/good guy! Plus the beautiful Sean Young, who was perfect replicant! He starred in another ragout the future as the lead of a nomad fighting group, with Joan Chen, Vince O. And Delroy!
I am always surprised how movies that started out as total bombs became popular over time. Same thing happened with John Carpenter's "The Thing." Disappointing box office, but now considered a true classic of the genre.
One if the saddest, most powerful scenes in the history of movies. The music and visuals are as much in sync as anything I've ever seen on film. Beautiful and sad simultaneously. 😢❤️💯
i'm french i saw this masterpiece when i was 10 ... the voices in french are awesome " Tout ses moments se perdront dans l'oublie ... comme les larmes dans la pluie " so powerful words , even cyborgs could have nostalgia ! th-cam.com/video/n3ERYHYE_dQ/w-d-xo.html
Totally agree !!!!! Changed my perception when young to what future could be. Ridley Scott made a profound movie away ahead of it's time . RIP. Rutger ( Roy Batty ) Hauer . " Tears in Rain "
One of the greatest monologues ever (thank you Rutger, may you rest in peace eternal), in one of the greatest movies ever made, with one of the best soundtracks ever (thank you Vangelis, RIP). One of the few movies I've watched again and again and never tired of it.
@@rongermanjr Often times the Academy overlooks roles that are either science fiction-based or "bad guys." That's just the reality of it. In fact, the only 'bad guy' who won the Oscar in memory was Joe Pesci for "Goodfellas."
I had the pleasure of working in all the outdoor scenes in Bladerunner as a utility stuntman. I drove most of the vehicles you see manuevering through the street. In retrospect, it wasn't always a pleasure, in fact, most of the time it was pretty miserable. Ridley was a demanding task master, and had constructed three gigantic sprinkler heads over which was once Warner Bros. "New York Street," turning it into a future LA. Scott began his career as a set designer which is why I believe his sets were so detailed and incredible to work in, in fact every time I went to work I felt as though I was in an entirely different world, and I think that this also helped the actors achieve even more moody performances. Harry Ford was an extremely kind and gentle man, with absolutely none of the typical ego you find with many other stars. We worked every night from 6PM to 6AM and I received very little sleep, but the end result was well worth it and I believe that everyone that worked on the picture will agree.
@@yxx_chris_xxy It's strange. I mean you go to work every day and you go home wet and exhausted, then you have to repeat this every day for two weeks. You never ever think that you're making art, you just do your best. We were all pretty disappointed at the lukewarm reviews and poor box office, but many years later it finally got the recognition it deserved. I've worked on films that I thought were going to be great and they bombed at the box office, and I've worked on ones that seemed to be terrible that turned out to be huge successes. You just never know.
i`ve read several books on the making of Bladerunner, it sounded horrendous, but it certainly is one of the standout sci fi films of all time, i would be very proud to have been involved in any aspect of this classic
The film was made in 1982 without a lot of tech, and Ridley Scott’s 1st Hollywood film, and low budget. The story wasn’t moving, but Dick’s dark, dark world was brilliantly visualized. In Top Gun 1986, Tony Scott was director, and the producers Bruckheimer and Simpson thought it was a mess; they did a cattle call for the soundtrack (afterall, their previous Flashdance and Bev Hills Cop were music videos first, and movies second) and 300 submissions were made. Top Gun was a blockbuster but they didn’t have those feelings when it was being edited.
Pure masterpiece...in every possible way. Beautiful, terrifying, heartbreaking, magnificent. The late Rutger Hauer wrote in his book "All Those Moments" that his portrayal of Roy Batty in "Blade Runner" was the best job he ever had. Yes, it was...and he was and still is the heartbeat of this gorgeous classic. Marvelous!
Timeless. In an age where movies are dog shit (fhanks super hero movies saturating the market with drab), this film looks as though it was made last year. It's stunning. Let's go back to this. Take the time to craft something beautiful so the next generation can be inspired.
I’m sorry my friend but society it’s too stupid for this. Those moments we lost , like tears in the rain. Even back then the movie start to make money 3 years after official premiere. People weren’t ready for this piece of art.
I agree but we get what majority wants. Not glorious. Sometimes a new star appears and shines. Not often. I am sure this movie is important in the way I see life now. We were lucky as young people
Because of these words and his well delivered acting Rutger has cemented his place on this earth and made sure he will never be forgotten... Missed in every way.... RIP
Lots of memorable lines. My all time fav: 'The light that burns twice as bright, burns for half as long ..and you Roy have burned ever so brightly....' Helped me rationalise as to why the good die young .
The stark and unexpected contrast of suddenly seeing what can best be described as humanity shine through at the twilight of his existence, when what we came to expect is violence and hate, is so incredibly poignant. He just wanted to live and like a human, he was angry and afraid at the fate imposed on him by others. As soon as he faces the reality of the end, his anger and hate washes away and you see only the pain and sadness which are behind most of the hate and anger that we all feel. It was a brilliantly well setup moment. These are scenes that take an entire movie to build towards, but Christ the pay off was there. Wonderful.
First time I saw it when it was released I knew it was a masterpiece, so far ahead of its time. In my mind it has never been surpassed. The technology of film making yes, but the writing, directing, cinematography, and Acting. Andt the story, the story so poignant and rich. BRAVO
I saw it in the theater when I was very young. At that age I couldn't understand everything but was a huge Harrison Ford fan and wanted to see it. Nowadays it's one of my favorites if not my favorite film. Yes, poignant and rich, and for sure Rutger Hauer made this movie the classic it is.
Even if someone (somehow) hated Blade Runner, they could never deny the power of this scene. With one monologue, Roy Batty goes from a chilling, unhinged psychopath to a sympathetic person who has reached the realization that everything he's ever been is about to be swept into oblivion. Masterful.
Pure 100% Art !!! are the only words I can explain what I think of this masterpiece. I was 18 when I first watched this ,I am now 57 and I get tears watching it.
I just commented this below and thought it mirrored your thoughts and I'd share it here: The stark and unexpected contrast of suddenly seeing what can best be described as humanity shine through at the twilight of his existence, when what we came to expect is violence and hate, is so incredibly poignant. He just wanted to live and like a human, he was angry and afraid at the fate imposed on him by others. As soon as he faces the reality of the end, his anger and hate washes away and you see only the pain and sadness which are behind most of the hate and anger that we all feel. It was a brilliantly well setup moment. These are scenes that take an entire movie to build towards, but Christ the pay off was there. Wonderful.
"All those moments in time will be lost like tears in the rain" That stuck! with me when I was young! and saw this movie. When first came out. Especially now that I see my own end in the Horizon! . But not feeling sorry for myself but rather grateful for it's been a wonderful life. Amen^
After reading all the comments I'm so glad I'm not the only one that feels the same way about this scene, along with the actor, entire movie and how wonderfully poetic those words are. I feel good knowing this movie will live in the minds of people in the future. So great on so many levels.
Alien Blade Runner Thelma & Louise Gladiator.. Ridley Scotts mind has created atmospheres stay stuck somewhere in the brain, keep wanting to turn around and go back go there over and over.. grateful to have firstly a VCR with Blade Runner on repeat..
I can't tell you how much this film, this scene, has affected me and been with me through all of my life. The power of the ideas, the beauty and the possibility.
I`m near 60. I think, it´s one of the best films ever. RIP Rutger. But all respect to all the other actors from this film. Ein großes "Dankeschön" für diesen fantastischen Film 😊
I have seen this movie many times and never tire of watching it. For me , it is Epic and will watch it again . The last scene with Rutger Hauer is emotional one for me feeling sorry and knowing that it is his time to die. It really hits an inner chord within me.
Chef d'oeuvre de la SF. Techniquement impressionnant pour l'époque. De nos jours, 40 ans après, un tas de blockbusters ne font pas mieux. Un film mystique, métaphysique, lunaire, dont la fin restera dans les mémoires des puristes.
@@JCS1964-i7w It is one of my personal favourites. A very haunting film. I do not rate it at the very top as a play though when compared to other greats.
He improvised those lines on the moment,it wasn't in the script. And created a scene among scenes in film,such brilliance on his part. It was more than a movie at that point for him,he was living it. They couldnt have pi ked a more brilliant man to play the role of a lifetime.
тот же Карл Урбан не хуже.На счет качества синематографа соглашусь,новую "Дюну" не могу смотреть.И без разницы,что "ближе к канону",фильм 84 года приятнее
Hauer did a fantastic performance in this movie...this final scene, he telling the marvellous things he'd seen and expressed his will to live on was just mindblowing. Such movies are not really made nowadays.
There's SO much to this film that didn't come across initially. The music. The story. The ethics. all of those were lost in the sci-fi dystopia setting. This is a masterpiece.
@@Cinemaphile7783 - What is a Blade Runner? Who are replicants? What's the nature of dystopian LA in 2019? What was Deckard's history as a Blade Runner? Who is Gaff? How is he different as Blade Runner from Deckard? What is the significance of the clues that Deckard finds in various replicant living areas (sane scales, photos, etc.)? What is Deckard's attitude toward replicants at the beginning of the film compared to at the end? What is Gaff's attitude toward replicants at the beginning of the film compared to the end? All of those questions are answered without ambiguity via the voiceover. They are much harder to suss out just via character dialog and action, especially for a 13-year-old kid in 1982.
@timrogers2638 None of that is explained in the voice-over. Sometimes, a film is best kept open-ended. If you need more info, read the book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
Unforgettable masterpiece... "I've seen things you wouldn't believe, attack ships in flames from Orion's shoulder, I've seen C-Beams shine in the dark near the Tannhäuser gate, all these moments will be lost in time... Like tears in the rain... Time to die."
What a wonderful experience Blade Runner is. I was teeange when I saw this movie and still today almost 40 years later is one of the greatest movies ever made. This scene in particular is a masterpiece.
RIP Rutger Hauer, 'You've never been to the ocean? Then, you'd better run. You're running out of time. In heaven that's all they talk about. The ocean and the sunset. How fuckin' wonderful it is, to watch that big ball of fire melt into the ocean -- and the only light that is left like a candle it's only inside..."
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I had not seen it in english when i was young, and i realize the beauty of those words are even highter in the original version. Bless him to have surprisingly come up with its own final. To add this, the theme is splendid... 🥰
I have watched this movie every year since I first saw it on the big screen when it came out 1982. It was the first movie I bought on DVD at Blockbuster when I got my first player. A great scene in the movie a true classic.
Tout est beau dans cette scène..les paroles les images le ralenti..le colombe qu il tient dans ses bras et tous ca appuyé par la musique Vangelis...fantastique film🤍
Ridley Scott's work leaves a precedent of thought.. I've always found some of his works, deep, mysterious, philosophical. Rewatching again, having multiple hidden meanings, especially as you change with your life your own perceptions attitudes.. He holds the mirror up very well.
Rudger Hauter hatte das Potenzial, ein ganz großer zu werden. Tränen im Regen, eine tragisch emotionale Szene. Oskarreif gesprochen und gespielt! Habe jetzt noch Gänsehaut! RIP Rudger 🙏
hated by humans and also by replicants for being a blade runner. Deep down it shows the feelings of each one of us... sometimes we are loved, sometimes hated! The 2049 saga made me cry... like tears in the rain... so nostalgic! One of the best films of all time, when I watch both feature films I remember Vangelis... and his eternal music! Vangelis lives in our memories... through his cybernetic orchestra!
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RIP. Rutger Hauer you are not forgotten like tears in rain. The best scene in cinema ever.
Полностью согласен
yes
I stood next to him once in a shop in Cape Town of all places. Idiot me never said hallo!
Questo monologo è geniale lo riguardo spesso
He died?
I understand that Rutger wrote that speech himself. Kudos dude. RIP.
The story goes that the monologue was meant to be much longer. Rutger told the director he did not think it had to be and modified it, so that it was shorter and slightly different. We are all glad that he did. I think it would have lost it's impact if he had left it as originally written.
@@coolhand1964Sometimes, less is more.
@@slappy8941 You're preaching to the converted.
@@coolhand1964 But he's not preaching, he said it succinctly. Which is the point of Rutger shortening the script version.
'@@nephos100'Preaching to the Converted' does not mean 'preaching' in the literal sense. It is an old English phrase that means to speak for or against something to people who already agree with one's opinions.
Rest In Peace Rutger, you are not forgoten!
Non deve morire nessuno più nessuno vero
Non deve più morire nessuno nessuno vero
Nel nbgusrdatelo così none cattivo e bravo o conosciuto molte persone che in televisione dicevano cattive a me mi anno tratta bene none cattivo e bravo
None cattivo
Stai tranquillo non piangere nel n piangere non sei solo
They don't make movies like this anymore. One of the classics.
Dune was OK and the blade runner sequal, but yeah when was the last great syfi the music, the atmosphere.....it was so futuristic
We're a lucky generation
@@jeanfrancois125
Agreed.
He is but half of the charm of Bladerunner is the music..dont forget Vangelis...Now he was a Genius
@@mottthehoople693 was!
This movie, to me, was and still is way ahead of it's time.
I was stationed at Lowery Air Force base in Aurora, Colorado when this movie came out in 1982.
I went by myself and watched it at the theater and was just captivated by it.
The music of Vangelis really fits this movie perfectly.
@@ebayerrUma lenda , sem palavras 😔 esse filme
Yes and has stills.
Only logical. It's Sci-Fi.
Buen remake de metropolis
Not just the best scene in Bladerunner, but one of the best scenes in cinema history. I spoke with his daughter and she told me that it was his favorite scene as well. RIP, Rutger Hauer.
man was absolutely legendary
Как здорово, это осозновать! 🤝🙏❤
The more often I watch this movie, the more I realize that it is one of the best movies I ever saw. Oddly enough, this was not the case from the beginning. First time I saw it, my enthusiasm had it limits. But as time gone by and I got older and older I got complete other feelings. The Tears in Rain Scene gets me meanwhile everytime I see it.
Maybe Rutgers greatest performance.
RIP Rutger
It is rutger"s best performance, just think that the silly top gun movies r much bigger than this movie,, it shows u that there r more dumb people than smart people out there, 😆
From day one this film had a profound affect on me , thought the performances from all actors were outstanding in keeping with predictions of the future. And the soundtrack , no words just WOW !!!!! Everything came together Ridley Scott , Cast and crew. Not to forget the late great Vangelis and Rutger Hauer. Still The Best Film 10/10
In life there are survivors and there are those that renounce their privilege of freedom. I'm the former, and if a character resonated profoundly on the person I am as I am, it would have to be Rutger Hauer in this movie. And I bear a morphological resemblance of a few singers and actors, not Rutger Hauer. I have been asked if I am Austrian, the answer is no. The saying everything happens to me? I am that person. The poignant line: By Rutger's character, I have seen things many have never witnessed.....It's no surprise people think I am an alien. Happy travels where ever you are...
@@brando7266 I also liked him in Blind Fury, lol
When we're young, we rarely appreciate the things we come to cherish as we get older.
Blade Runner is not a masterpiece. Blade Runner is THE Masterpiece.
💯
Yup. Hands down!!!
I saw both in college! Blade Runner was better in every sense! Story, design, substance, directing and more nuanced in detail and scale; much better actors and acting. The scenery was outstanding and Rutger Hauer was and is still the best bad/good guy! Plus the beautiful Sean Young, who was perfect replicant! He starred in another ragout the future as the lead of a nomad fighting group, with Joan Chen, Vince O. And Delroy!
I am always surprised how movies that started out as total bombs became popular over time. Same thing happened with John Carpenter's "The Thing." Disappointing box office, but now considered a true classic of the genre.
Agreed. And I saw the original in theatres as a young adult with my fiancé.
The best monolog never played . It's simply fantastic and tragically emotional
RIP Rutger and Vangelis
You think it is, but you've never watched Charlie Chaplin's in "The Great Dictator."
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This is one - if not THE one - of the finest moment in sci-fi movie history!
In all of movie history, as far as I'm concerned.
Love This Film !
And AD LIBBED!!
One if the saddest, most powerful scenes in the history of movies. The music and visuals are as much in sync as anything I've ever seen on film. Beautiful and sad simultaneously. 😢❤️💯
i'm french i saw this masterpiece when i was 10 ... the voices in french are awesome " Tout ses moments se perdront dans l'oublie ... comme les larmes dans la pluie " so powerful words , even cyborgs could have nostalgia ! th-cam.com/video/n3ERYHYE_dQ/w-d-xo.html
Totally agree !!!!! Changed my perception when young to what future could be. Ridley Scott made a profound movie away ahead of it's time . RIP. Rutger ( Roy Batty ) Hauer . " Tears in Rain "
It hits me every time
The visuals are sick and I couldn't agree more 👍
but of Rutger Hauer.. he was so awesome. the book Do androids Dream of Electric Sheep is only loosely based on the movie
One of the greatest monologues ever (thank you Rutger, may you rest in peace eternal), in one of the greatest movies ever made, with one of the best soundtracks ever (thank you Vangelis, RIP). One of the few movies I've watched again and again and never tired of it.
This scene still gives me goosebumps after 42 years ... this film is a timeless classic 👍
Yes me too, i still quote the tear drops in the rain speech....
Спасибо, что помните. Это так 🤝🙏
The music of the great Vangelis made this movie infinitely far better.
RIP dear master.
Hauer should of won an award for his role as Roy Batty. Truly memorable.
should of...
@@rongermanjr
Often times the Academy overlooks roles that are either science fiction-based or "bad guys." That's just the reality of it. In fact, the only 'bad guy' who won the Oscar in memory was Joe Pesci for "Goodfellas."
I had the pleasure of working in all the outdoor scenes in Bladerunner as a utility stuntman. I drove most of the vehicles you see manuevering through the street. In retrospect, it wasn't always a pleasure, in fact, most of the time it was pretty miserable. Ridley was a demanding task master, and had constructed three gigantic sprinkler heads over which was once Warner Bros. "New York Street," turning it into a future LA. Scott began his career as a set designer which is why I believe his sets were so detailed and incredible to work in, in fact every time I went to work I felt as though I was in an entirely different world, and I think that this also helped the actors achieve even more moody performances. Harry Ford was an extremely kind and gentle man, with absolutely none of the typical ego you find with many other stars. We worked every night from 6PM to 6AM and I received very little sleep, but the end result was well worth it and I believe that everyone that worked on the picture will agree.
You have contributed to a piece of art for the ages.
@@yxx_chris_xxy
It's strange. I mean you go to work every day and you go home wet and exhausted, then you have to repeat this every day for two weeks. You never ever think that you're making art, you just do your best. We were all pretty disappointed at the lukewarm reviews and poor box office, but many years later it finally got the recognition it deserved.
I've worked on films that I thought were going to be great and they bombed at the box office, and I've worked on ones that seemed to be terrible that turned out to be huge successes. You just never know.
@@tiffsaver Life is strange is it not? You suffer in silence to help create a total masterpiece that changes lives to this day... Much respect...
i`ve read several books on the making of Bladerunner, it sounded horrendous, but it certainly is one of the standout sci fi films of all time, i would be very proud to have been involved in any aspect of this classic
The film was made in 1982 without a lot of tech, and Ridley Scott’s 1st Hollywood film, and low budget. The story wasn’t moving, but Dick’s dark, dark world was brilliantly visualized.
In Top Gun 1986, Tony Scott was director, and the producers Bruckheimer and Simpson thought it was a mess; they did a cattle call for the soundtrack (afterall, their previous Flashdance and Bev Hills Cop were music videos first, and movies second) and 300 submissions were made. Top Gun was a blockbuster but they didn’t have those feelings when it was being edited.
Rutger Hauer, one of my all-time favorite actors acting in one of my all-time favorite scenes in one of my all-time favorite movies.
Rutger Hauer was an absolute gem, star of Blade Runner & a much underrated actor. I was so sad when he died. RIP lovely man 💔
Спасибо за этот комментарий 🤝🙏
One of the most beautiful movies ever made
Oh my God I could cry every time...
Whatever the freaking heck happened at the shoulders of Orion, its just chilling, love it
Blade Runner is not just the best Sci-Fi film ever made, it’s arguably the best film ever made.
The music still defines a whole genre. RIP Vangelis
Pure masterpiece...in every possible way. Beautiful, terrifying, heartbreaking, magnificent. The late Rutger Hauer wrote in his book "All Those Moments" that his portrayal of Roy Batty in "Blade Runner" was the best job he ever had. Yes, it was...and he was and still is the heartbeat of this gorgeous classic. Marvelous!
Very well described and accurate...
I remember the first time I watched this movie, this monologue brought me to instant tears. It was spectacular in every regard.
Greatest movie ever made with the greatest soundtrack ever made. Masterpiece is an understatement.
Thank you Vangelis for the best movie score in history Rest in peace
Timeless. In an age where movies are dog shit (fhanks super hero movies saturating the market with drab), this film looks as though it was made last year. It's stunning. Let's go back to this. Take the time to craft something beautiful so the next generation can be inspired.
Correct the modern world is easy pleased
I’m sorry my friend but society it’s too stupid for this.
Those moments we lost , like tears in the rain.
Even back then the movie start to make money 3 years after official premiere. People weren’t ready for this piece of art.
I agree but we get what majority wants. Not glorious. Sometimes a new star appears and shines. Not often. I am sure this movie is important in the way I see life now. We were lucky as young people
For our generation, the generation of freedom, creativity, ingenuity, ( 1950., 60., 70. ).., a time to die
No
Because of these words and his well delivered acting Rutger has cemented his place on this earth and made sure he will never be forgotten... Missed in every way.... RIP
Probably the best scene ever in any movie …. Timeless !!
These were his own words.
Beautiful actor with a Beautiful mind. He made that scene using his own thoughts. Truly incredible
actually he shortened the words he was given also.
Incredible book, movie, cast, soundtrack. This masterpiece will stand forever.
Lots of memorable lines.
My all time fav: 'The light that burns twice as bright, burns for half as long ..and you Roy have burned ever so brightly....'
Helped me rationalise as to why the good die young .
The bad die young, too.
But actually we all pass over and exist forever.
It's up to you where you spend eternity.
It's one of the best movie scenes ever.
Never mind best scene, best movie ever made.
The stark and unexpected contrast of suddenly seeing what can best be described as humanity shine through at the twilight of his existence, when what we came to expect is violence and hate, is so incredibly poignant. He just wanted to live and like a human, he was angry and afraid at the fate imposed on him by others. As soon as he faces the reality of the end, his anger and hate washes away and you see only the pain and sadness which are behind most of the hate and anger that we all feel.
It was a brilliantly well setup moment. These are scenes that take an entire movie to build towards, but Christ the pay off was there. Wonderful.
Why is it that we don't realize the greatness of people until their passing. RIP Mr. Rutger.
Possibly the best 4 minutes of acting ever. In a movie filled with great acting.
Crazy your comment has 12 hits...utterly right on...such passion.
When I was young I adored this movie. I cherish it now. Such a great story, told by such great people.
Such an incredible beautiful moment caught in an iconic movie. Almost forty years later still has so much power.
First time I saw it when it was released I knew it was a masterpiece, so far ahead of its time. In my mind it has never been surpassed. The technology of film making yes, but the writing, directing, cinematography, and Acting. Andt the story, the story so poignant and rich. BRAVO
I saw it in the theater when I was very young. At that age I couldn't understand everything but was a huge Harrison Ford fan and wanted to see it. Nowadays it's one of my favorites if not my favorite film. Yes, poignant and rich, and for sure Rutger Hauer made this movie the classic it is.
Modern producers will never be able to replicate the atmosphere and performances of the original film. This is a masterpiece for the ages.
2049
I really enjoyed Bladerunner 2049 too. Beautiful films
@@acrustykrab But there are no actors like Rutger Hauer, and Harrison Ford makes cameo appearances, Ryan Gosling cannot replace them.
Even if someone (somehow) hated Blade Runner, they could never deny the power of this scene. With one monologue, Roy Batty goes from a chilling, unhinged psychopath to a sympathetic person who has reached the realization that everything he's ever been is about to be swept into oblivion. Masterful.
Tears in the Rain is the greatest Monologue Hollywood has ever produced, bar none. Rutger Hauer speaks for us all.
Rutger Hauer, what a performance one of those cinematic moments you’ll never forget.
I love this scene. Pure truth, all our experiences will be lost in the ocean of time
Sadly we'll just leave the damage in our wake.
RIP RUTGER HAUER! What a great actor and sadly missed.
Agreed.
Hauer God bless in the SKY 😭❤️ the best performance forever.
RIP💔 Rutger Hauer.
What a beautiful scene.
Rutger Hauler was amazing in this role!! He should have gotten an Academy Award for his role.
A beautiful moment in a beautiful movie.
Ridley is a genius, Vangelis is marvelous, Phillip K Dick was a visionary
Pure 100% Art !!! are the only words I can explain what I think of this masterpiece.
I was 18 when I first watched this ,I am now 57 and I get tears watching it.
Agreed.. 😢 … the sadness and sense of loss in this scene is incredible.
you are not alone in your sentiments. it was a film built to last...and it does...and it will.
Same as I was i think 16 im now just turning 57 totally agree im an actor now amature but inspired
Lovely moment when the "replicant" shows he's a better human being by his humanity❤️
I just commented this below and thought it mirrored your thoughts and I'd share it here:
The stark and unexpected contrast of suddenly seeing what can best be described as humanity shine through at the twilight of his existence, when what we came to expect is violence and hate, is so incredibly poignant. He just wanted to live and like a human, he was angry and afraid at the fate imposed on him by others. As soon as he faces the reality of the end, his anger and hate washes away and you see only the pain and sadness which are behind most of the hate and anger that we all feel.
It was a brilliantly well setup moment. These are scenes that take an entire movie to build towards, but Christ the pay off was there. Wonderful.
I miss Rutger Hauer. sleep well friend thanks for all the years of joy and all the different personality's you have shared with us.
Me too.
"All those moments in time will be lost like tears in the rain" That stuck! with me when I was young! and saw this movie. When first came out. Especially now that I see my own end in the Horizon! . But not feeling sorry for myself but rather grateful for it's been a wonderful life. Amen^
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Blade Runner is the best Sci-Fi film I have ever seen. Film and music are outstanding. Music is superb.
Rutger Hauer. One of the most underrated actors of all time!
Several decades later this is still one of my all time favorite movies.
I always felt that Hauer's enigmatic performance made this movie.
Watch turks fruit !.....Thank me later !
Yes amazing film and now 42 years later we are again appreciating how great it was and particularly this sequence. Timeless.
After reading all the comments I'm so glad I'm not the only one that feels the same way about this scene, along with the actor, entire movie and how wonderfully poetic those words are. I feel good knowing this movie will live in the minds of people in the future. So great on so many levels.
Alien Blade Runner Thelma & Louise Gladiator.. Ridley Scotts mind has created atmospheres stay stuck somewhere in the brain, keep wanting to turn around and go back go there over and over.. grateful to have firstly a VCR with Blade Runner on repeat..
One of the best movies EVER made.........The cinematic content is off the frickin' chart!! RIP Rutger, you will always be missed friend.........
I can't tell you how much this film, this scene, has affected me and been with me through all of my life. The power of the ideas, the beauty and the possibility.
I`m near 60. I think, it´s one of the best films ever. RIP Rutger. But all respect to all the other actors from this film. Ein großes "Dankeschön" für diesen fantastischen Film 😊
I have seen this movie many times and never tire of watching it. For me , it is Epic and will watch it again . The last scene with Rutger Hauer is emotional one for me feeling sorry and knowing that it is his time to die. It really hits an inner chord within me.
Chef d'oeuvre de la SF. Techniquement impressionnant pour l'époque. De nos jours, 40 ans après, un tas de blockbusters ne font pas mieux. Un film mystique, métaphysique, lunaire, dont la fin restera dans les mémoires des puristes.
60 years old and I remember watching this movie and this particular scene when it originally came out and being blown away by the dialogue
It is not one of the greatest movies of all time but is a solid movie with stunning design and great performances.
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I don’t believe I said it was only of the greatest movies of all time. But thanks anyway
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It is one of my personal favourites. A very haunting film. I do not rate it at the very top as a play though when compared to other greats.
He improvised those lines on the moment,it wasn't in the script.
And created a scene among scenes in film,such brilliance on his part.
It was more than a movie at that point for him,he was living it.
They couldnt have pi ked a more brilliant man to play the role of a lifetime.
100%!!!
Yep. watched the directors commens DVD. I don't have the words
Music sets up the ambiance of the film properly. Vangelis scored a great composition. Never be anything like it again.
Still my favourite movie of all time ! Scripts amazing along with the cinematography.
I saw this movie in 82 down town LA with my pops. Oct 28-23. Having a drink 🥃. Still listening all those memories. Love you Dad
This scene, words, and music.....I have no words to describe how is so fantastic...
Definitely one of the most memorable scenes and dialogues ever
красивое и сложное кино, жалко, что таких актеров как Рутгер Хауэр уже больше не будет...
тот же Карл Урбан не хуже.На счет качества синематографа соглашусь,новую "Дюну" не могу смотреть.И без разницы,что "ближе к канону",фильм 84 года приятнее
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Hauer did a fantastic performance in this movie...this final scene, he telling the marvellous things he'd seen and expressed his will to live on was just mindblowing. Such movies are not really made nowadays.
The BEST sci-fi film ever made.
The best monologue in a movie ever, and to this day my favorite movie. Never a movie that better asked the question of what it is to be a human being.
This is a great film. Rutger made it inmortal.
There's SO much to this film that didn't come across initially. The music. The story. The ethics. all of those were lost in the sci-fi dystopia setting. This is a masterpiece.
Watch the Director's Cut
@@Cinemaphile7783 - I own it on DVD. I know Ridley Scott hated the Deckert voice-over, but without it, the Director's Cut is harder to understand.
@@timrogers2638 Is it really? Batty spends the entire film looking for his creator so he can live longer. Why would you need an explanation?
@@Cinemaphile7783 - What is a Blade Runner? Who are replicants? What's the nature of dystopian LA in 2019? What was Deckard's history as a Blade Runner? Who is Gaff? How is he different as Blade Runner from Deckard? What is the significance of the clues that Deckard finds in various replicant living areas (sane scales, photos, etc.)? What is Deckard's attitude toward replicants at the beginning of the film compared to at the end? What is Gaff's attitude toward replicants at the beginning of the film compared to the end? All of those questions are answered without ambiguity via the voiceover. They are much harder to suss out just via character dialog and action, especially for a 13-year-old kid in 1982.
@timrogers2638 None of that is explained in the voice-over. Sometimes, a film is best kept open-ended. If you need more info, read the book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
Rest in peace Rutger Hauer! 🙏🙏
And Vangelis................
j'adore cet acteur.
Der weiß was geht
What a performance ❤
Rest in peace, Vangelis Papathanasiou.. you were truly mesmerizing..
And you, Ruther Hauer.. you deserved so much better .
after all this time, i still get shivers up my spine seeing this scene. perfection is not easy to come by but, here we see it.
just me or is rutger one of the most underrated actors ever
Один из самых гениальных актеров 20-го века...
For me One of the most beautiful moment of cinéma.
Unforgettable masterpiece... "I've seen things you wouldn't believe, attack ships in flames from Orion's shoulder, I've seen C-Beams shine in the dark near the Tannhäuser gate, all these moments will be lost in time... Like tears in the rain... Time to die."
I've seen things that Rutger Hauer would not have believed ! lol ..Blesssings to him for the eternal sleep ! ..a wonderful actor !!
What a wonderful experience Blade Runner is. I was teeange when I saw this movie and still today almost 40 years later is one of the greatest movies ever made. This scene in particular is a masterpiece.
RIP Rutger Hauer, 'You've never been to the ocean? Then, you'd better run. You're running out of time. In heaven that's all they talk about. The ocean and the sunset. How fuckin' wonderful it is, to watch that big ball of fire melt into the ocean -- and the only light that is left like a candle it's only inside..."
I had not seen it in english when i was young, and i realize the beauty of those words are even highter in the original version. Bless him to have surprisingly come up with its own final.
To add this, the theme is splendid... 🥰
I have watched this movie every year since I first saw it on the big screen when it came out 1982. It was the first movie I bought on DVD at Blockbuster when I got my first player. A great scene in the movie a true classic.
the soundtrack is amazing. I still listen to it. Blade runner blues. Blade Runner love theme Vangelis
Tout est beau dans cette scène..les paroles les images le ralenti..le colombe qu il tient dans ses bras et tous ca appuyé par la musique Vangelis...fantastique film🤍
Ridley Scott's work leaves a precedent of thought.. I've always found some of his works, deep, mysterious, philosophical. Rewatching again, having multiple hidden meanings, especially as you change with your life your own perceptions attitudes.. He holds the mirror up very well.
This entire movie is a feast for the eyes and ears. I listen to the OST all the time
Rudger Hauter hatte das Potenzial, ein ganz großer zu werden. Tränen im Regen, eine tragisch emotionale Szene. Oskarreif gesprochen und gespielt! Habe jetzt noch Gänsehaut! RIP Rudger 🙏
One of the most iconic movie ending, from the actors AND the music...Great movie
This Is Epic. One Of The Greatest Scenes In Movies Ever Made. Timeless Masterpiece.
hated by humans and also by replicants for being a blade runner. Deep down it shows the feelings of each one of us... sometimes we are loved, sometimes hated! The 2049 saga made me cry... like tears in the rain... so nostalgic! One of the best films of all time, when I watch both feature films I remember Vangelis... and his eternal music! Vangelis lives in our memories... through his cybernetic orchestra!
One of the best movies ever made...
This haunting quote is the first thing I think of when hearing the word Bladerunner. Absolute Masterpiece!
RIP Vangelis and Rutger